Sentence examples for estimated days from inspiring English sources

But when Mrs. Merkel asked Parliament last week to approve a series of laws to begin Germany's "energy transformation," designed to rid the country of nuclear power by 2022, she predicted that the country would need to use more fossil fuel, too — up to 20 gigawatts of it, twice what she had estimated days before.

The principal measure of outcome was estimated days of lost work-productivity per employee per year.

Thus, male age was calculated as the age at first capture (i.e., estimated days from adult eclosion) + the duration (days) between release and recapture.

Estimated days per month with 95% confidence intervals, using a linear mixed model.

The second GSE14334 consists of 38 human fetal lung samples from 53 to 154 estimated days post conception (dpc) profiled on the Affymetrix Human Genome U133 Plus 2.0 array [ 19].

Estimated days lost due to either absenteeism or presenteeism was transformed into costs by multiplying by the calculated average daily wage of the population, as discussed in the previous input section.

Models were adjusted for time between the estimated day of seroconversion and the measurement using restricted cubic splines.

We calculated the total minutes walking outside by multiplying frequency and duration of walking trips in the past 7 days, using the midpoint of each response category to estimate days walking and minutes walked per day.

This study suggests that measure of the fetal eye is a practical on-farm procedure for estimating days before parturition in small ponies.

Changes of CD34/CD45 counts were estimated between days 1 and 3, between days 1 and 5 and between days 1 and 7.

For seven patients who only had one exposure to the index patient, the median incubation period was 4 days (estimated range 2 8 days).